This lesson contains a full end of topic assessment for the Buddhist Practices topic in the WJEC GCSE RE Unit One. It also contains a coded marking sheet to allow for speedy assessment marking.

This is lesson seven and eight in the WJEC GCSE RE Unit One Christianity Beliefs and Teachings section. The lesson contains information on the Birth, Death and Resurrection of Jesus.

This is lesson six in the WJEC GCSE RE Unit One Christianity Beliefs and Teachings section. The lesson contains information on the Incarnation.

This is lesson five in the WJEC GCSE RE Unit One Christianity Beliefs and Teachings section. The lesson contains information on the Trinity.

This is lesson four in the WJEC GCSE RE Unit One Christianity Beliefs and Teachings section. The lesson contains information on the Nature of Humanity.

This is lesson three in the WJEC GCSE RE Unit One Christianity Beliefs and Teachings section. The lesson contains information on Sin and Salvation.

This is lesson two in the WJEC GCSE RE Unit One Christianity Beliefs and Teachings section. The lesson contains information on the Creation.

A pyramid activity for GCSE RE. Students must work their way up the pyramid. Easier questions are on the bottom and then they work their way up through the difficult questions until they hit the top of the pyramid on the 12 markers. Topics covered: Christianity Beliefs and Teachings and Practices Buddhism Beliefs and Teachings and Practices Relationship and Family Crime and Punishment War, Peace and Conflict Religion and Life

Revision game based on Play your cards right. Exam classes love the competitive edge and it’s a good way to fill the time at the end of a lesson, topic or when you have revision sessions and lessons. Topics covered are Christianity Beliefs, teachings and Practices Buddhism Beliefs, teachings and Practices Relationships and Family Religion and Life Crime and Punishment War, Peace and Conflict

KS3 scheme of work title “What is the meaning of life?” for a Philosophy module. Lesson one is based on looking at “What are ultimate questions?”.

A complete scheme of work for the Holocaust - 7 lesson’s worth of work

Where to next for human rights? - L7 in the Holocaust module - suitable for History, Ethics and RE

Introduction to the Holocaust - suitable for RE, Ethics and History lessons

News to me lesson that can be delivered to KS3 students in Ethics/Religious Studies/Religious Education. This lesson is designed to last three lessons where students have a project to complete which could be used as an assessment.

Does religion have a voice lesson that can be delivered to KS3 students in Ethics/Religious Studies/Religious Education.

An exam style question (1, 2, 4, 5 and 12 marker) on every single topic for the Christianity and Buddhism beliefs and teachings and practices sections of the paper. There are also the same amount of questions for the themes Religion and Life, War, Peace and Conflict, Relationships and Family and Crime and Punishment.

KS3 scheme of work title “What is the meaning of life?” for a Philosophy module. Seven lessons and two worksheets. Full scheme of work included.

Anne Frank - A hero out of the Horror - Holocaust L6 - Suitable for History, RE and Ethics

Why remember? - Why do we remember the Holocaust? - Holocaust module L5 - suitable for History, Ethics and RE

Where was God? - |Holocuast module L4 - suitable for History, Ethics and RE